A Date With Destiny Points Up Challenges
A column argues the next decade will reshape federal power in domestic and international life. It urges prudent use of vast power to cure disease and improve living while warning against complacency that could ruin American greatness and independence.
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James Reston
Burke
Sukarno Ousted as Indonesia Moves to End Presidency For Life
Indonesian congress strips Sukarno of the presidency for life and bans many of his teachings while leaving him titled great leader of the revolution. Lt. Gen. Suharto becomes acting president as the country moves to purge Communist influence and consolidate gains.
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Jakarta
Sukarno
Suharto
Peking
Indonesia
Space exploration and life beyond Earth envisioned in future study
Editorial outlines a two part look at the future of space exploration. It cites K A Ehricke of North American Aviation Autonetics predicting a 2001 rendezvous with asteroid Icarus and automatic stations Mars moons Venus calls. It discusses inner and outer planets, galaxies, Andromeda distance, and the search for extraterrestrial life and long duration travel concepts.
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K. A. Ehricke
Astrionics Division
North American Aviation Autonetics
Mercury
Mars
Phobos
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Callisto
Titan
Earth
Uranus
Neptune
Solar System
Milky Way
Great Andromeda Spiral
Freeman J. Dyson
Institute of Advanced Study
Smith and Rawlings vie in pivotal Virginia primary
Howard Smith, 83, faces George C. Rawlings in a Northern Virginia primary. Smith, long Rules Committee chair, is blamed for delaying major bills and conflicts of interest tied to his bank holdings and the George Olmsted Foundation.
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Washington
Virginia
Maine
California
Howard Smith
Rules Committee
George C. Rawlings
Smith
Congress
House of Representatives
Johnson
Judge Smith
House
Sherlock Holmes
Niger
R Street
Rinehart and Dennis
Gauley Bridge
W. Va
Smoot Sand and Gravel Company
Potomac River
Smoot
Alexandria National Bank
George Washington
Financial General Corporation
George Olmsted Foundation
Wright Patman
Texas
Financial General
Florida DuPonts
Florida DuPonts, Judge Smith
Senate
Sen
Willis Robertson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Till the Day Break shines in Salem anniversary drama
The outdoor drama Till the Day Break at May Dell amphitheatre marks Salem’s 200th anniversary with a moving Moravian story. Richard Stockton’s play, superbly directed by Joseph Hamer, draws on Moravian history and faith, drawing a blue ribbon audience at ten dollars a ticket.
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North Carolina
Salem
Richard Stockton
Winston-Salem
Joseph Hamer
Howard Becknell
Williamsburg
Paul Green
May Dell Amphitheatre
George III
Stockton
Heckerman
Bishop Spangenberg
Manteo
Stephen Foster
Bardstown
Texas
Canyon
Kermit Hunter
West
Boone
Hills
Cherokee
Salem Drama, Inc
Elizabeth Trotman
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